Why should I meditate?
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outcome
"Meditation is not a means to an end; it is the joyous fragrance of being, where the ego dissolves and you become one with the Whole."
According to Osho, meditation needs no 'why'—it is an end in itself, like love or health. It is being established in your own being, a joyous, causeless fragrance. Meditation is love for the Whole, where the ego dissolves like a salt doll in the ocean. Don’t debate its utility; dive in and let the meditator disappear.
Meditate not to get something, but to be whole inside and melt into life itself.
Why this matters practically
- Shifts you from chasing outcomes to resting in natural well-being.
- Softens ego, reducing conflict and increasing love.
- Replaces theories with direct experience and clarity.
- Softens ego, reducing conflict and increasing love.
- Replaces theories with direct experience and clarity.
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